Full Sun
Light watering
Frost Hardy
8a
USDA zone
-12°C
Minimum temperature
Expected size
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Flowering
spring
summer
autumn
winter


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Phellodendron Overview
This genus of hardy deciduous trees originates from Northeast Asia and is in the Rutaceae (rue or citrus) family. It is characterised by its tough, pinnately-divided leaves and clumps of usually yellow flowers followed by black fruits. Some species have corky bark giving rise to the common name cork-tree. These trees are cultivated for their year-round interest from the yellow flowers produced in Springtime to the Autumn leaf colours and textured bark.
How to propagate Phellodendron
Seed
You can germinate the seeds in spring.
Cuttings
Propagate from cuttings such as root cuttings in the winter.
Grafting
Grafting or layering in summer.
Layering
Other uses of Phellodendron
Grown for their foliage which colours well in autumn.
Trees to Propagate by Root Cuttings
Winter tree roots are packed full of carbs, giving cuttings the best chance to get established.
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